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18 MARKET RESEARCH INDIA on a roll IT IS WELL ACKNOWLEDGED THAT THE INDIAN GEOSPATIAL INDUSTRY IS WITNESSING A GROWTH RATE SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER THAN WORLDWIDE AVERAGE OR THAT OF ANY OTHER COUNTRY. SEVERAL SURVEYS HAVE TRIED TO MEASURE THIS GROWTH TRAIL WITH NOT MUCH OF SUCCESS. IN THIS EDITION, GEOSPATIAL WORLD BRINGS A SCIENTIFIC MARKET RESEARCH WITH DETAILED QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE INDIAN INDUSTRY DYNAMICS IN ASSOCIATION WITH DAVE SONNEN, CONSULTANT, IDC ll Geospatial World I September 2010
What's in… Market potential Market overview Policies, standards & best practices Productive capacity Way ahead India's 'Vision 2020' envisages the nation evolving into an information society and knowledge economy built on the edifice of information and communication technology (ICT). ICT including geospatial technologies is being integrated into planning and management of natural resources, utilities, infrastructure and urban development and transport sectors. Geospatial information technology (GIT) is being assimilated into planning and management to monitor, evaluate and apply spatial planning and decision support systems (SPDSS) and is also a front running agenda for major government agencies. MARKET POTENTIAL The Indian geospatial industry's current annual productive capacity is about `3,944 Cr (39.44 billion) (`represents Indian Rupee). The industry is expected to grow at a cumulative average rate of 8.1% to a productive capacity of `5,818 Cr. (58.18 billion) by 2014. The total allocation for various projects incorporating geospatial technology among other components in different sectors is `623,494.8 Cr and considering that even 1% of this allocation is meant for geospatial technologies, the geospatial component works out to be `6,234 Cr. MARKET OVERVIEW The Indian geospatial industry consists of two distinct but mutually supporting segments. The larger, international segment is geared to provide geospatial data and software development services for international organisations, primarily in North America and Western Europe. The other segment, the domestic segment, caters to pro- Geospatial World I September 2010 Table 1: Budgetary Allocation in 11th Plan for Geospatial Projects (2007-12) Schemes Water Resources viding geospatial capabilities to the Indian data providers/users. This segment is funded, managed and controlled largely by national and state governments. A number of Indian firms are contracted to provide services for government initiatives. India's bimodal industry structure creates high market potential and worrisome con- Indian government is trying to bring e-Governance and g-Governance together. Geospatial technology is fast becoming an engine of growth for businesses and is ready to become a formidable driving force in the global as well as Indian economy. Prithviraj Chavan Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science & Technology and Earth Sciences, Govt of India Amount (`Cr) Water Resource Information System 230 National Hydrology Project 150 Hydrology Project - II 180 Environment and Forest Resources Forest Information Management and Resource Assessment 300 Strengthening of Computer/GIS Centre 5 Land Resources National Land Records Modernisation Programme/National Land Resource Management Programme (NLRMP) Agriculture 1000 Development of National Database and Information for Natural resource Management 798 Climate Change, Risk and Disaster Management, Agro-climatic Research Programs 170 Development of Crop Potential Maps Irrigation 10 Application of GIS/GPS in river inflow/discharge measurements, Flood Forecasting etc. Major and Medium Irrigation - Design, Surveys and Investigation 350 Urban Development National Urban Information System 9.47 Transport Maintenance of National Waterways - Setting up of DGPS 52 Railway Information System, LRDSS, MIS and other IT applications 52 Remote Control and automation of lighthouses 2.5 R-APDRP - Part A (Core Geospatial) 1500 Space Applications Cover Story DMS, VRC, NR Management, etc. 1752 Grand Total 6562.47 1.5 represents Indian Rupee } 19
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